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Data Avalanche – How do I dig out of this?

Data Avalanche – How do I dig out of this?

Your closet gets full of so many clothes, shoes, belts, shoes and what-nots that the shelves start to sag and you can’t fit another item in the bloated mess. This is analogous to your companies over stuffed storage pool of data, and take note, the...

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Value of Tape Video

Value of Tape Video

Data is the life blood of an organization and no matter what industry you are in you must have a safe, easy to use and cost effective data protection infrastructure that safeguards your organization. What does it mean to have a data storage...

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Rotten Phish!

Rotten Phish!

Did you know that the biggest number of data breaches result from a phishing attack? But what is a phishing attack and how many firms fall victim to this type of intrusion? What can you do about it to protect your data and your organization? We...

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Time is Ticking – Logic Bombs Explode

Time is Ticking – Logic Bombs Explode

Malware can take many forms to find its way in to your organization to cuddle up with your sensitive data. One of the hidden gems in the malware matrix is a Logic Bomb. In this BlogBytes we will examine malware and these time sensitive malicious...

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Cyber Crime is on the Rise – Be Ready!

Cyber Crime is on the Rise – Be Ready!

Cyber-criminal activity and especially ransomware attacks are on the rise. According to a report from the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center, “From January to July 31, 2021, the [Center] received 2,084 ransomware complaints with over $16.8M in...

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What makes LTO technology so darn reliable?

What makes LTO technology so darn reliable?

If you are a user of LTO tape technology then you know that it has outstanding reliability. How much LTO tape is being used? Well, let’s put it this way, in the last two years over 250 exabytes of total LTO tape capacity (compressed) was shipped to...

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